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Seems like using parted to write a new partition table did the job for me.
Used 17.4kB as start and 3000GB as end.
Now being able to mount the partition successfully I ran xfs_growfs.
Afterwards, I still had to do an xfs_repair though, because there were a lot
of (seemingly) random errors when accessing certain files.
Everthing normal now...