Instinctively I would like to be short stacked with those hands you threw out there, ideally with one pot sized bet on the flop that you could lead out with on any three cards on the flop. You'd probably take it down some percentage of the time, and the times you don't, you'd likely be facing just one opponent at showdown.

Deep, not sure. Folding a lot of those hands doesn't seem like a big mistake

Good question, although it's a difficult one to answer succinctly! The main thing I'd like to point out is that your hand choices are mostly very weak, which means you might be playing too loose in general...

AdKhJc9s
5h6s8c9d

These should be folded the first and second time around.

As7s7h6d

Fine call the 1st time but fold the 2nd at any stack depth (unless you have very weak opponents and are very deep). The QQ hands probably fall into this category as well.

JsTs9h7d

Fold the first time, but closer the 2nd time at most stack depths.

Some of the others are iffy as well..

Given that these are pretty weak hands and you're in a multiway pot, you're looking to flop the very nutty elements of a lot of these: top set, nut flush, straight, etc.

Due to that, you'll want stacks to be fairly deep with the majority of them if you're going to call the 3bet. You've listed a lot of hands that are going to flop 1 pair or a 1-way draw and just need to x/f at many stack depths due to it being a multiway pot.