Similar questions ("which .22LR is the most accurate?") have been posted numerous times. Here's the way to REALLY know:
Buy one 50-rd. box of a bunch of different ammo, as many different as you can find: hypervelocity, standard velocity, subsonic, plated, lead, etc. and try them all.
Shoot ten 5-rd. groups from each box, cleaning the barrel before beginning the next test.
This takes a while, obviously, but it doesn't have to be done all in one day. But using an indoor range helps keep the results from being affected by changing wind and weather.
If you're planning to compete, or want to get head shots on rabbits at 100 yds., and really need to know what works best, then that's what you have to do (if you're just planning on plinking, then it's a waste of time and you should just buy whatever's on sale).
Compare the groups on the targets for each different brand. Score them if that helps to make distinctions. I find that each gun will tell you what ammo it likes best. No two are alike.
My 10/22 shoots best with plain old CCI standard velocity, better than with any of the expensive match ammo I tried. My Single Six did best with Federal Gold Medal Target 711B, a standard velocity lead round nose that's supposed to be a cheaper practice round for the more expensive Federal Gold Medal Match and UltraMatch.
I tried all the expensive and well-known match ammo from Eley, Lapua, RWS, etc., but the above brands actually scored best.
Your results will vary. What works for me an others may not work for you.
FYI, best accuracy will usually be obtained with standard velocity or subsonic lead round nose bullets (target ammo) rather than Stingers, Vipers, Yellow Jackets, etc.