Hanlie, judging from a quick scan of your problem you might consider using gdalbuildvrt to build a virtual mosaic of the inputs and gdalwarp to reproject the result using the VRT driver. I have found this to be quite elegant and efficient since you have accomplished your goal by creating two tiny XML files, although you may have to edit them by hand if you want to move the VRT files and adjust the paths to the real data, but it can be done. You can even open the VRTs in QGIS if you want to visualize before importing. In my experience the GDAL utilities set the resolution of in a more sensible way that is described clearly in the docs. If this is a one-time operation then there is no down side to running it through two layers of VRT vs. writing the reprojected data out to disk just to have r.in.gdal write it yet again to your GRASS database. Let me know if that's enough to get you going or not. Have fun!
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