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I don't see a problem, except for choosing one of many possible ways to get there. Here are some ideas:

1.
your filename convention is such that sorting them alphabetically also sorts them chronologically, that makes things easy. Start by sorting them alphabetically; if you think they already are, that is only true sometimes, it depends on the file system (NTFS versus FAT).

2.
you can convert a datetime string to a DateTime using DateTime.ParseExact() or DateTime.TryParseExact(). Works much better than any Convert method. But you don't have to. See below.

3.
when scanning the files chronologically, you're only interested in the last one of each date, so compare the date (or the first 16 characters, or all but the last 8 characters) of two consecutive names, when equal do nothing, when different, keep the oldest one. Make sure to also keep the very last file.

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