I have the same set up. I got fitted with a 21* a half inch short. Filled the gap perfectly. A good Titleist fitter will find something that works for you.

Is there a distance gap? While I have hybrids to replace 5 & 6 irons, my 20 degree fairway gaps nicely with the 23 hybrid/5 iron. You can trial and error but at the cost of new clubs, getting gaps checked between the 2 longest irons and driver might be the cheapest option.

I also game a GT2 21 degree 7 wood and my next gap is a 24 hybrid which almost fits perfectly. I'm currently gaming a 24 D913 hybrid and have my eye on upgrading to the new GT2 24 degree to refresh my set up.

I have a TSi1 23 hybrid set to 25. Also have a 9 wood.

For what it's worth, my lofts from driver to 7H are 13.5-18.75-23.75-25-31-34. 9 iron is 38.5. Driver, TSR2 18, TSR1 23, TSi1 23 and 29 hybrids. Sumo2 SQ 34H.

I've got a 21 degree hybrid (set to 20 degrees). On either side of that I have a 16.5 fairway and a 5 iron. I think the 5 iron is around 24 degrees.

To echo a previous comment, a good fitter will help you land on a proper set up. I just finished a GT2 hybrid fitting and my comment to the fitter when I arrived was, "I need this go 200-205". I had been hitting a TSR2 21 degree set to 22 degrees. I walked away with a GT2 21 degree set to 23 degrees with a Tour AD DI 85S shaft carrying in the 200-yard range. I say all of this to highlight the importance of a good fitting, knowing your swing to an extent, but also don't focus solely on the degree of the club. My new hybrid is only 1 degree off of my T200 5-iron but the set up as a whole fit my gapping need with higher launch and more carry. I also hit a 7-wood set at 21 degrees for reference. I hope that helps. Good luck!

My longest iron is a 6 in T200, and use a 21* 7W to bridge the gap. MUCH easier for me to hit than a 5 or 4i..