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The cores on Naples are great, low AE in Italy is something you don't get too often.
I just fight Aragon directly and take a single province in Sicily to release them and re-conquer the rest in the next war.
Even with the cores in Naples, Provence is small enough to just inherit them on rulers death, so you don't even have to bother integrating them.
Then again: Whatever the question is, if there is a way with junior partners and one without, I will almost always take the junior partner. I really like this type of subject.
Before unpausing you break the alliance with Provence, and as soon as the truce is over, eat those provinces. At some point you will get the subjugation against Napoli, take it, subjugate it and keep them around a bit longer than the usual until you are interested in integreting that land. Most of the AE from Napoli will fall into the italian nations, and you just want to keep the Pope "happy", the rest of your conquer will be elsewhere, so... you can afford it.