@Beautbooks The folder in your screenshots contains the game's program files, as in, what the EA App installs. The Sims 4 folder in Documents > Electronic Arts contains user data: saves, mods, saved builds, etc. If that folder isn't present, either it's been deleted or you're looking in the wrong place. Since you did play Sims 4 at some point, the folder had to have existed then if not now.
Is OneDrive running on this computer? If so, your data may have been uploaded to cloud storage and removed from your computer itself, although that would be odd considering how much free storage your C drive has. It's also possible you're looking in the wrong Documents folder, as in, not the one the game has been reading. Sims 4 uses whatever Windows has designated as the Documents directory, if it can, so the next question is where exactly that is. To find out, search in Windows for command prompt, open it, and enter this command:
reg query "HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Shell Folders" /v "Personal"
Whatever location is listed, look for an Electronic Arts folder there with a Sims 4 folder inside. Whether you find one or not, please list that location. You can write [username] instead of the actual username if you want, but please leave the rest of it intact.
