(I will also say that if you do do it this way, you'll save yourself a lot of trouble by keeping every drive either MBR or GPT try not to mix and match. You won't even have to worry about partitioning. If you can get a cheap SSD or even HDD, and plug it in in parallel, then keep your more-responsible OSes on the major drives, it should make the process simple. I understand that you're trying to do this on a single hard drive, but everyone else has already highlighted the issues behind this (mostly with Windows being a complete about having to share). GRUB even recognized it after a quick device scan. I've done this more than once and it's yet to give me any trouble. After the install, I power down, plug them back in, power up, and set up Windows to use the proper directories (on the other hard drives) for user documents. Any time I do have to reinstall Windows, I simply pull out the SATA cables from the back of my other hard drives first.
I have a development machine here with Windows 7 and Kubuntu I used a 128 GB SSD for Windows (the whole thing) and have Kubuntu dominant on my other three hard drives, with a limited partition made for media files in Windows. This is hardly a complete answer, but it may help.
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