MA will tax all of your income since that is your resident state - but they will give you a credit for taxes you pay to RI. TurboTax doesn't think you made 100K - the numbers in Box 16 represent your taxable wage bases in each state.
Use the guidelines in this document to ensure you prepare your state returns accurately. @apesce19 You should prepare your RI nonresident return first and then prepare your resident MA return.
Why do I need to file a Nonresident return?
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