Snap videos to the edges of the program window's black area?

Just a heads up, I don't know all the correct terminology. Sorry if there's any confusion.
Say I have 4 clips and I wanted to have them all playing simultaneously. One in each of the 4 corners.
But it's difficult to drag them perfectly in place. You'd have to define numerical their positions...which is annoying.
Like in photoshop, if you tried to do this with 4 pictures, you'd just make sure snap-to is turned on and drag to the approximate area.
Is there any way to do ^^^ in premiere? Thanks~

Premiere had its origins in being an NLE ...and compositing was the realms of AEFX
The lines has blurred a little but even then...compositing uses and requires the precison of sub pixel placement for positioning.
Snapping is kind of coarse but no reason why it would not work for some "things".
Corners and centres are absolutes and if used with simple maths..pretty easy to use for locating and positioning.
Part of the fun,

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