I'm choosing the bottom-right corner (2,2) because it creates a diagonal winning opportunity. I notice I already have an X in the middle (1,1), and placing my X in position (2,2) will set up a potential diagonal win from top-left to bottom-right in my next move. 

My opponent has O in positions (0,2) and (1,0), which don't currently form an immediate threat. If my opponent blocks my diagonal threat by placing O in (0,0), I can still potentially win with a horizontal line in the bottom row by playing at (2,0) or (2,1) in a future move.

This move gives me the best chance to create multiple winning opportunities while not allowing my opponent to create an immediate threat.