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Okay, I figured it out, silly me, the TMC 2209's interpolate 256 micro stepping from 16 microstepping so my 1600 step/mm was way too large and changing it to 100 got the machine moving. asdfghjkl sometimes I just have to write my problems down to solve them, go figure.
I ran into issues with the Makerbase TMC 2209 V2.0 and my motors are not getting enough current to move on the MKS SGEN_L. I set the Drive IC Power to 3.3V, I fitted jumpers to the green UART pins, and I fitted jumpers to X-DIAG and Y-DIAG for sensorless homing. In the firmware Marlin 2.0, I enabled and checked the drivers with M122 and these are the results below where the machine says they are ok. The motors wiggle a little bit and make a high pitch whine, I almost want to say they are not getting enough current but I am not sure.
At first I thought maybe the poles on the motors were wrong so I swapped two pins and got the same high pitch whine and less wiggle so I swapped them back. Normally stepper motors shake violently when the poles are swapped which is why I am getting the idea there isn't enough current.