If Linux Mint let you (I don't use Linux Mint), right click on the 'USB Stick Formatter' icon/shortcut and click on 'Edit Application...' (or something similar) to see what it say in the Command box. That will be its 'recognizable name' to use in terminal.
When formatting a SD card on your computer, the card is not supposed to be mounted. Unmount but don't eject it. But all this efforts won't matter if you don't see your card in 'fdisk -l' as root.
If you just plugged it in, your card's entry will usually be the last one in the result of 'fdisk -l'. Unplug the card from your computer and rerunning 'fdisk -l' to see if the card is still in the result. If it's not in the result, that's your card.
If it worked to reformat the SD memory card in-camera, that is the best path to take. I've been doing that method for years. I find it best to let the camera decide the file system format rather than fight the camera for it.