Chain hitting front derailleur cage with H limit screw fully loosened
There's more to front derailleur adjustment than limit screws and cable tension.  Both the angle of the derailleur and the height need to be set properly.
The angle of the derailleur being off can cause chain rub against the cage.  If the rear of the cage is angled too far outward, the chain can rub against the inside of the cage when the chain is on the largest cogs.  If the derailleur is angled so the the rear of the cage is too close, the chain can rub against the outside of the cage in gear combinations where the chain is on the small cogs.
The derailleur looks to be canted slightly inwards towards the rear.
When looking down on it, I'd say it needs to be rotated counterclockwise to move the rear of the cage just a bit farther from the frame.
And that will likely affect the limit screw and cable tension settings.