PCa more in apex than base?

Thank you to everyone in this supportive community.

After reviews of biospy slides at local hospital, Hopkins, and Memorial Sloan Kettering, this is a composite:

Left side 6 cores all agree all benign

Right base 1/2 cores positive, 8%, linear amount 2.5 mm, 90% G4, 10% G3
Right midgland 2/2 cores positive, 85%, linear amount 26 mm, 80% G4, 20% G3
Right apex 2/2 cores positive, 90%, linear amount 22 mm, 60% G4, 40% G3

Does this suggest the cancer is more in the apex than the base, and if so would surgery be more likely to leave positive margin, meaning radiation would likely be better?
Will receive results of MRI from medical oncologist tomorrow but trying to anticipate what option(s) to explore.

You are correct that PSM's are more likely to occur at the apex. OTOH a tumor at the base is less likely to be discovered by a random biopsy and is perhaps more likely to involve the bladder.

Thanks to all of you. I can anticipate that the medical oncologist will set up consultation with radiation oncologist. I know Tall Allen, to whom much praise, thinks highly of Dr. Zelesky at MSKCC.