What Experian/Equifax card should I try for next??

For those that haven't followed my situation, I've been on a mission last year to get out of a very dire situation of over $80K in high interest credit card debt plus some low interest loans. With the help of several members on this forum, and some hard work busting my ass making$$, I've managed to trim a good chunk of the debt and raise my FICO from 500's to current Experian FICO 8 of 696. Great news, this morning I was approved for a NFCU BTC platinum visa card for $16,700!!! :) Seems like all that work, maximizing my internal NFCU score over the course of the last year has finally paid off. My plan is to try to get one more Balance Transfer Card and then transfer as much high interest debt to hopefully be in a position to pay it all off over 12-15 months. Current CC Cards: Capital one quicksilver 27.65% 0 /5,000 Capital quick one 27.65% 0 /3,000 Venture 22.74% 24,900 /30,000 Chase 27.5% 0 /10,000 Citi 0% until June 2,016 /3,000 Discover 16.74% 10,713 /14,500 NFCU visa 0.99% until June 1,914 /7,500 NFCU visa 0.99% offer 1 year 0 /16,700 barclay (closed but still owe) 27.74% 7,184 /8,250 total Creditcard debt (not including all my loans) = 47,727 Low interest loans = 21,166 plus 64K in student loan debt total active credit card debt (not including barclay) for utilization calculations = 39,543 Active Credit available (not including Barclay since closed) = 89,700 Current Utilization % = 44% (won't show on Experian until next month when new card reports) Since I just applied on a TransUnion , what Experian or Equafax BTC should I go for next?? I need one that I think will give me a decent credit limit/BT terms and most importantly will accept my situation. Discover recently sent me an offer in the mail. I already have one with a lot of debt but would this be a good choice? AMEX - would they even consider me?? Other ideas? Or, should I wait a month until the new card reports on Experian so my utilization% drops and then apply for another card? Note - with my partner's income included, I have pretty good household income (around $238,000) so even though my credit rating isn't amazing, I feel like there's got to be some BTC card out there that can help me deal with my current CC's predatory painstaking apr's so I don't have to declare bankruptcy. TIA for the help!!