Python uninstalls wrong instance if it isn't installed in C:/...

Bug report

I had Python 3.9.08 installed for all users in C:\Program Files\Python39 (aka the one in C)
It was in path and I was mainly using it through vs code

I had to install py 3.9.13 for a spesific module
i installd it again for all users and pip in X:\Program Files\Python39 (aka the one in x)

In path the x version was higher then the c version an so replaced the system version witch i dont mint
now tho the problem.

Wenn i want to use pip is gives me this error

So i tried to reinstall the x version and i use the uninstaller via the controll panel (i verifi iit was the correct one via the date)
but i wonderd why i would dnt disapier after i ran it.
But i discoverd that i didn't uninstall no matter how many time i run it. So i
I checked with file explorer an every thing was still there

so i cheched if the c version was still there
!!!!!!! IT F*** UNINSTALLD THE C VERSION !!!!!!!
idk how but this is bad....

Your environment

Edition Windows 10 Home
Version 22H2
Installed on ‎06.‎09.‎2020
OS build 19045.2311
Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 120.2212.4190.0

Im not how i installed the c version but i ~the same as the x version exept for the path

Start by reproducing the report on Windows 10 with two all-users Python installations in C:\Program Files and X:\Program Files, then use Control Panel to uninstall the X: instance. Inspect the installer and uninstall behavior to determine why the C: installation is removed; done means the selected instance is removed while the other remains.