If I buy some YES shares in a market, let's say at 9%. I put in M30 and get a M353 payout on YES. If I would like to cash out my position at 15%, how can I calculate what my limit order should be look like?

The upper bound should be 15%, with no lower bound, but what should the M amount be? Is it the M30 I put in originally? Is it something like M2353 (thinking that M2353 *.15 would yield M353 of payout on NO)? Something else?

Actual market I'm referencing (my numbers aren't made up) if that would help see my position: https://manifold.markets/EsbenKran/will-kurzgesagt-release-a-video-on

Will Kurzgesagt release a video on AI alignment before 1st of August, 2023?

8% chance. Will resolve YES if the Kurzgesagt channel publishes a video on AI alignment or explicitly AI and its risks (i.e. not on broad existential risk) before the deadline.

Resolves YES if a person explains in the comments of this market how to properly price my limit order to cleanly exit my position to my satisfaction.

Resolves NO if no one even tries or if the explanations are wrong or I'm not smart enough to understand.

Also sorry if there are two markets for this -- the first one looked like it failed so I tried again, but that market also stalled out during market creation too.