The only thing I can think of is don't use "any element"?
If you are sending tracking calls on every click action ever... this means you are likely using up your server calls at a furious rate... I would suggest taking the time to evaluate what needs to be tracked, and create specific targeting for those elements only.
Is this work... yes.
Is it worth the effort... yes
(because it will save you time and effort on your reporting, and it will save your company lots of money - or rather will ensure you don't have to pay overage charges at the end of the year because you used up you server calls with clicks you didn't need to begin with)
Even if you have specific divs that you want tracking for... you should limit the clicks to the ones you need...
Ostensibly, if you are using Activity Map, you shouldn't need as many click actions to trigger tracking... I only track clicks on very important functionality that requires additional parameters... (also, if there are expand/collapse elements on the page that we need to track interactions for, I create rules only for those elements). I let everything else, links in the page, and whatever else rely solely on Activity Map to track what people are interacting with...
I did however, use some coding to break our site into easily identified regions (header, main menu, main content, right rail, footer, etc) so that I can also pull out clicks by regions (and not have to worry too much about the specific links - though I can drill those down through the standard Activity Map data).
https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics/analyze/activity-map/link-tracking/activitymap-lin...
I am using a data attribute on main content block and I set up my Activity Map to use that attribute for the regions.... (instead of lpos like this site suggests, I use data-lpos so that it complies better with web coding standards)
I guess the final thing is... what do you really need to track with click tracking? Keeping in mind the balance between work effort, what you will gain from specific tracking and how much all those server calls will cost you in the end.... (Activity Map, since it sends the data on the next page view, or on the Exit Link, means it won't create additional server calls, and will keep your server call usage under better control)
