Grout that's not too old, needs to be fixed in "spots".
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Had the same situation between tiles & wooden stair. A tiler recommended removing all grout, replacing & then sealing. The wood breathes & moves with pressure or moisture & causes the grout to fracture, so we placed a thin metal edging bet ween wood & tile & grouted in between. It's been a few years & still good.
Scratch out some old grout and regrout & then seal.
How old is the grout? It has to be replaced after so many years. But a simple fix it to scrape the broken area and regroup the spot.