Get a term name with twig_tweak drupal_field using a dynamic value

I’m using Webform in D9 and have a multipage form. In step 2 of the form, I need to show the taxonomy term that was selected in step 1.

I’ve defined the field that will display it as a computed twig field.

If I simply use

{{ data.my_field }} 

I get back the tid.

If I instead put

{{ drupal_field('name', 'taxonomy_term', <tid> }} 

I receive the desired text. However, I need the tid to come from the step 1 variable and not be a static string.

When I try

{{ drupal_field('name', 'taxonomy_term', data.my_field }}  

I receive the error

Argument 3 passed to Twig Tweak Extension::drupal Field() must be of the type string, null given 

which I then receive no matter what I try until I delete the field and re-add it. Is there any way in Webform (as opposed to in code) to do the equivalent of:

{% set tid = data.my_field %} {{ drupal.field('name', 'taxonomy_term', tid) }} 
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