Nested if statements dependant on nulls

As far as readability and best practises go I am not sure how best to write this helper method:

Here are two options I have tried:

private decimal? selectTolerance(decimal? globalTolerance, decimal? localTolerance)
{
     if(localTolerance == null)
     {
               if(globalTolerance == null){
                   return null;
               }else{
                   return globalTolerance;
               }
     }
    else
     {
               if(globalTolerance == null){
                    return localTolerance;
               }else{
                   if(globalTolerance < localTolerance){
                       return globalTolerance;
                   }else{
                       return localTolerance;
                   }
               }
         }
 }

Alternatively,

private decimal? selectTolerance(decimal? globalTolerance, decimal? localTolerance)
{
           if (localTolerance == null && globalTolerance == null)
           {
               return null;
           }

           if (localTolerance != null && globalTolerance == null)
           {
               return localTolerance;
           }

           if (localTolerance == null && globalTolerance != null)
           {
               return globalTolerance;
           }

           if (globalTolerance < localTolerance)
           {
               return globalTolerance;
           }
           else
           {
               return localTolerance;
           }
  }

Which of these are better? Any other alternatives?

Methods should always be named in PascalCase.

You can condense the logic to the following:

private decimal? SelectTolerance(decimal? globalTolerance, decimal? localTolerance)
{
    if (localTolerance == null || globalTolerance == null)
    {
        return localTolerance ?? globalTolerance;
    }
    return Math.Min(globalTolerance.Value, localTolerance.Value);
}

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