That is really bizarre, because I have Comcast and I find their IPv6 support excellent. The only complaints I have are that I wish you could get bigger than a /60 prefix (a /56 would be nice), and that I wish it was feasible to get a static prefix as a residential customer. Granted you said you don't really care to fix it, but if that ever changes I do think you could get them to fix it pretty easily. IPv6 is one of the things they generally do right.

Curious what you’re doing that requires more than 16 SLAAC-enabled subnets (or a lot more non-SLAAC enabled subnets)