Leveling porcelain stoneware and parquet

Hello! I want to lay parquet in the living room and porcelain tiles in the hallway. Porcelain tiles usually have a thickness of 10 mm, how thick does the parquet have to be so that the two surfaces, with the necessary adhesive, come to the same level? I have heard that tiles require much more adhesive, how much more? The floor coverings will be installed on a drywall underfloor heating construction, so the underlying surface will be quite smooth. Parquet will be glued down and the planks are about 1500-2000 mm long, porcelain tiles in wood look also with planks about 700-900 mm long. Thank you Paul

My porcelain stoneware, 10mm + 5mm adhesive are at the same height as the parquet 14.5mm (glued) Should there be greater differences in the materials, this should be compensated with us via the screed.

Our parquet floor has a thickness of 18mm including the impact sound insulation. The tiles are 10mm. Our tiler had the tiles slightly slope up towards the parquet; you only notice it if you know about it. The problem: There are still 3 rooms in the hallway that also have a thickness of about 11mm.