Your best bet is to get a virtual ball fitting with a Titleist representative. It is a 30 minute zoom consultation. Players of all club head speeds can't be defined by speed which ball they use.

On this website look under Golf Balls, Golf Ball Fitting, and scroll down to schedule an appointment.

I'm 8-10 mph behind the LPGA and I've used V in the past. Had an on course trial with the 2021 X and I will work with my fitter to see if I should switch. It's not as firm as prior generations and I liked the well struck shots into the green with it.

Have to side with Don O here John. Even if Titleist published actual LPGA percentages on each ball, the decisions for which ball that each player uses might be based on different reasons besides which clubs they hit (distances). You should select the ball that meets the most of your personal demands (spin, distance, feel) even if it isn't the same one they might be using more than the other.

If all you want to do is look at which Pro V version various women professionals use, then use the "TOUR" menu option and select the LPGA, Asian, Korean, PGA European, Canadian or PGA Tour Latinoamerica and scroll through the players.
If you really want to find out which Pro V version is best for you, follow Don's suggestion to schedule a ball fitting.

John
You'll have to do the math for LPGA ProV1/ProV1x percentages but here's the info. You can also try the fitting selection tool option above.

Deno

www.titleist.ca/.../players

The decision between those two balls is not yardage based. It is based on your preferred ball flight. If you like a higher ball flight, ProV1x. Like a little less spin, ProV1.

Check this out: www.titleist.com/golf-ball-fitting-tool