Hey folks, I haven’t really been using my Manjaro install at all, and I lack the technical knowledge to use/maintain it properly, and was looking to uninstall it from my dual boot system without bricking my laptop. I’m running it alongside a Windows 10 installation with a GRUB boot loader. Disk mgmt screenshot is provided. Please let me know if I need to provide any more information about my situation at all. 
Most likely partition 7 and 8 are used for Manjaro. You can verify that when opening Gparted in Manjaro to confirm our post the output of cat /etc/fstab.
Normally you can simply delete those partitions and then try to enlarge your Windows partition or format a new partition for Windows to use it as data storage. Additionally you may want to restore the Windows bootloader instead of Grub.
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Okay, I’ve loaded into gparted, just want to be absolutely sure that the only ones I need to delete are 1p7 and 1p8.
That is Manjaro’s Root Partition formatted with ext4 and the swap partition:
Just delete them, and let the Windows partition grow.
Since you have shared the EFI Partition with Windows, it would be a good idea to mount it and remove Manjaro folder there also, but it is not necessary.
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Everything seems to be working properly! Thank you all for the help, really appreciate it. 
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