If you have no specific need to have 100's of addresses in one wallet then it would probably be better to have several wallets with a less number of addresses in each wallet.
This would be to protect your funds in the unlikely even that something were to happen to your wallet file (get corrupted with destroyed backups, forget/lose wallet password, wallet password gets cracked, ect.).
This would also decrease the time it would take when you "reset the blockchain" for that specific wallet, however it would increase the time to reset the blockchain if you were to reset all of your wallets (you now have more and have to reset them individually).
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Hundreds are ok yes if you have a reasonable machine.
Is there any problem with having several 100s of addresses in one wallet?
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