I think the thing that gets lost on these threads is that once you go to Lithium your options on how you run your boat can change dramatically.
If you want to keep a fairly basic set up that just replaces what your lead did then you can do that. The benefit of lithium, to some extent is then wasted. When we made the jump to lithium, we also started to do 99% of our cooking on an induction hob because our solar performance almost doubled. The solar need never go off bulk. Forget the charging to 100% for good battery life every day. With lithium, you don't want to do that.
The first thing I would recommend is cramming as much solar on to the boat as you are happy with. In sunny climes, this will run your boat most of the time.most of the time, we run the watermaker, cook and make hot water, all of solar. We don't need the engine routinely to charge. If you do, then the system design would be different.
If you can give a bit more information on how you intend to use the boat, it would be easier to advice on what might be appropriate for you