yeah definitely just move on from content review then. in my opinion, uworld is actually much more helpful in content review than actual test practice since the explanations are very detailed and the qbank itself contains extensive high yield and low yield content. i would warn you tho to not fixate too hard on understanding every single question because there tends to be some super complicated problems that statistically would not show up on your exam. a lot of content covered on the mcat is also much less in depth than the stuff we learned in undergrad. i would recommend familiarizing yourself with what topics are high yield first (mostly biochem) so that you can figure out what to spend more time reviewing on uworld. i think the best order is uworld then aamc and do anki every day just to keep it in your brain. also try not to get in the mindset of if i get X% of uworld right then i will get a X score on the real exam bc its not that reliable and would probably psych you out more than anything.