Windows 10: Move C: drive to SSD but there are system partitions on 2 drives

My c: drive is failing so I need to move it a new SSD, however my system has system reserved partitions on 2 separate drives and to my untrained eye it looks as if the booting system reserved partition is G: which is not on the same disk as C:
Windows 10 Pro version 1903 build 18362.476
How do I safely move C: and it's associated system reserved partition to a new SSD?
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