The choice can be 'Other' or 'Stock (non-employee)'. The fact is they are basically fractional shares to equal out the 'Spin Off''. As long as you have the required data of cost, date acquired, date sold (so to speak), and sales price you are safe to move forward with your 1099-B. Do not select 'Gift' although I appreciate the humor.
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