Assuming the shared wall, was already accepted and code compliant when the house was built, probably not an issue. That is the only wall between the garage space and occupied space, it would usually be of a type that would provide an hourly fire rating as per your local code, if you add combustible material to it, there may be a code or safety issue. For acceptable and or rated wall assemblies, refer to the latest edition of the U.L. Fire Resistance directory.
Other than that depending on what you plan to do in there, is what should determine what you finish off with. There are Gyp. board types that are also polycarbonate covered + many kinds and types of sheet goods out there, the longer length to avoid the joints might be an item you would have to order, GP or one of the big manufacturers probably make it in 10's, just you have to find a supplier that can get it for you.
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