Your plant is likely too shaded. A few hours of direct indoor sun daily plus bright indirect light the rest of the day will maximize growth and leaf splitting.
The plant is essentially starting over. Split leaves appear with maturity—this takes time.
Monsteras grow best pot-bound. Current pot is fine.
Fertilizer won't speed growth. Use only on healthy, vigorously growing plants.
With less foliage, water needs dropped significantly. Adjust accordingly.
Irrelevant in pots. Cut some or all off without harm.
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