Use TypeScript interface extends and type composition semantically

Consider below example, you have an API which accepts three parameters: current, pageSize and channelCode.

interface Pagination {
  current: number;
  pageSize: number;
} 
interface GetUsersByPageRequestDTO {
  channelCode?: string;
}

Now you have two choice to pack these parameters.

Option 1:

interface GetUsersByPageRequestDTO extends Pagination {
  channelCode?: string;
}

Option 2:

type GetUsersByPageRequestDTO = {
  channelCode?: string;
} & Pagination;

Which one will you choose? Inheritance or composition?

For me, I will choose option 2, use intersection type(type composition). Because using inheritance requires semantic correctness. Which means the two need to have is-a relationship. E.g. Bear is an animal. So bear interface can extend animal interface.

Apparently, GetUsersByPageRequestDTO is NOT a Pagination.

So we know the difference between interface and type, but we also have to pay attention to the semantic correctness, not only to get the final correct shape, right?