The correct way in my view is to take your total cost value including {Com & GST} say $20,000 then divide by the number of converted shares you hold = your unit cost price.
Say you paid $20K for 45000 shares divided $20,000 by 45,000 = .445c a share
Converted 45,000 divided by 20 = 2250
$20,000 divided by 2250 = $8.89 a share {cost}
Just use the above formula with what your allocation ends up 2250 will be close.
Hope this helps.
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