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Mount the NFS in the VM itself. If it is LXC make sure the container has the permissions set in Proxmox itself for it to be allowed to mount things like NFS and SMB.
No they are docker containers.
Mounting into the VM and then bindmount as the other commenter suggested is the most straightforward. The trickiest part will be Dataset ownership and permissions in TrueNAS so that the clients can read and write, but there's tutorials for exactly that.
Mount it in the VM and then ensure the containers can write to the volumes. That will be quickest, easiest and most maintainable.