My friend isolates enough mitochondrial fraction for oximetry essays just using the ventral horns of a really small segment of the spinal cord (rat), so, the following method should suits for your amount of tissue. Check: DOI: 10.1021/acschemneuro.6b00032
I think it all depends on your exact definition of sufficient mitochondria. If you are talking about total mitochondria (synaptic and nonsynaptic), I have been able to get sufficient amount (at least 100 ug mitochondria) from around 30 mg of brain tissue.