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Ok,
I have refrained so far -- but I cannot help myself . . .
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It doesn't matter if the two actions happen exactly at the same time.
"Why" you may ask?, simple:
The NBA and NTSB both did independent studies that show the exact same outcome:
The human mind cannot tell what happens as soon as two actions occurr within .04 of a second of each other.
Both studies showed that no matter what happens the human brain cannot define the order of happenings when they happen so close together.
I would contend that an umpire simply will make the call based on what "appeared" to have happened.
While there are no "ties" (when dealing with safe/out), we wouldn't know it if it happened.
Regards,
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