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Hi there
With newer hardware the evaluation version of VMWare workstation rel 20H1 --valid until Oct 2020 --will run concurrently with HYPER-V -- VM's created under both products will run concurrently too -- so the chances are that an upcoming release of VBOX might also enable this facility.
Actually reading between the lines a bit there's nothing wrong "per se" in running Linux or any other OS as a sort of hybrid OS -- I believe QEMU / KVM works similarly --and that has no problem with VM's running concurrently with those created by VMWare (and probably Virtual box too).
The main object of all this stuff as well is to avoid having to go for full paravirtualisation options of the guest OS which then incurs the main overhead of the HOST OS -- if you can keep that bit tiny then your VM's will profit greatly.
Cheers
jimbo