Whether it is enough is entirely dependent on how much you plan on using the laptop.
That rather large fridge can have a wide range of battery consumption depending on ambient temperatures and how often you open it and ask it to cool warm items.
That fridge is more than 2x the size of my Vitrifrigo, and uses the same compressor, but run at a higher rpm.
Mine is extra insulated with a very well ventilated cooling unit, and ranges from 6AH in 24 hours in 55f average ambients, to 28 AH per 24 hours in 85F average ambients With 3 times a day opening and closing sessions.
I'd expect your fridge to double these numbers.
My older Dell laptop Laptop can eat upto 7AH per hour and be as little as 2.3AH per hour, depending on the task and if it has to recharge the battery or not.
I have 200 watts of Solar, and only 90AH of AGM capacity. I Use 34 to 55 AH each night from sundown to sunup
Not quite enough solar in the winter, more than enough in summer at 32'N in a sunny environment.
If I drove more it would be enough.
If I used less laptop, it could be enough.
I 'd love another 100 watts. I'd recommend as much solar as you can fit up there.
Lithium batteries are a different animal since they don't Have to be recharged fully as often as possible, and they don;t have 4 hour long absorption requirements like lead acid, and you can use ~80% of their capacity without worry.
I'd still say go for 250+ watts. If I had to do it over I'd get a single large framed 300 watt+ panel
