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If you wanted to finagle a run that does so anyway, I think your strategy should work. You could postpone some big humanity chunks from sidequests that would still be doable, like telling Eugenie about her brother or telling Arlecchino you’re human. If you see the “You feel warmth” message pop up any time you’re gaining post-Sophia, you should have more than enough.
If you see that message BEFORE Sophia, then you likely have too much for your purposes and giving her peace will lock you into the good ending.