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dunno, but if you are thinking of changing the pads anyway, why not buy the new pads to have them on hand now?
rate of pad wear is dependent, obviously, on how you ride the bike.
I'd buy the new set of pads now and change them when you have time next. You can always keep the old pads around as a backup in case your new pads fail for some unknown reason.
unless you are planning to sell the bike shortly, I see no reason to wait at this point, though there is no hurry to get them done as it would be if you waited till they hit the limit.
when you do the pad change, consider bleeding the brake fluid at that time, too.
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