How do I reset app/build.gradle sdk in android studio? - java

I am new to android studio and I'd like to reset my sdk settings to the version I am using, I tried to look at how to reset my sdk settings but it all leads to an option that is removed to my knowledge on the version I am using. Thanks in advance!

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I attached the screenshot of what the ide returned to me.
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