I didn’t understand this question at all.
Answer 1
I don’t like this one…because it doesn’t explain what the resistance of the wired circuits should be.
Therefore, the wire in both situations can be assumed to have zero resistance (which no “real wire” has).
If the ideal zero resistance wire is taken for both diagrams, the currents at all points should be assumed to be the SAME. There is no ranking for values that are all identical. If the 2nd schematic has a zero resistance circuit in parallel with a 2nd zero resistance circuit, since there is no less zero resistance, both branches receive the same {infinite} current. It is the same current that also flows through all parts of the circuit in the first diagram.