YLF in those colours - I would look dead in all of them I'm your polar opposite - had myself officially diagnosed as a Deep Autumn in 2019 (had both a colour & body analysis done in tandem).
The depth would explain why I can borrow certain colours from the Winter palette (I can just about get away with all-black workout gear, lol) but I'm not fully sold on the warmth aspect (it's ok in clothing but warm-toned foundation, for example, tends to look yellow on me). I suspect I may actually be neutral to warm toned olive instead, but am not sure how to check (other than through expensive trial & error of makeup products in home lighting, lol). Just realised this is probably a big reason why I don't really wear makeup - I'll dab some concealer & colour corrector here & there for special occasions, but can't remember the last time (after my wedding) that I even used liquid foundation
All in all, I took the 'diagnosis' onboard but don't treat it as life-threatening I'll wear deep colours but don't really identify with the stereotypically autumnal earth tones (like mustard, olive, tan, rust). It's also overwhelming when you start trying to intersect the seasons with other style 'diagnoses' - for example, I suspect I'm either a Romantic or Soft Classic Kibbe Type, but they're 'supposed' to wear pastels & ethereal floral prints. Total antithesis to my colouring - sounds more like yours!
PS - I recently thrifted a similarly hooded lightweight coat in 'my' season (dark green) but with the tags still attached! I guess it's true what they say about 'one man's treasure'...