C#: How to get the correct method in a generic class with reflection in case of ambiguous match?

I have the following method:

object Create(Type type)
{
    var constructor = type.GetConstructor(typeof(int));
    return constructor?.Invoke(new object[] {42});
}

This method works for the most of the types, either finding a constructor and invoking it, ot returning null. But, when passed the following type, it throws System.Reflection.AmbiguousMatchException:

class C<T>
{
    public C(int v) { Console.WriteLine("int"); }
    public C(T v) { Console.WriteLine("T"); }
}

Create(typeof(C<int>));

This is expected, as there are two constructors with the same signature, but the question is: how to invoke a specific constructor (in this case, the one which will print "int")? If I use GetConstructors() and enumerate them, I get two exactly same constructors. It seems that ConstructorInfo and ParameterInfo APIs do not provide any info to distinguish them: both are non-generic methods and parameter types of both are Int32.

The same question also applies to methods other than constructors which follow the same pattern.