A better way to sort array by regex?

I have this array:

arr = ["/Users/user/Documents/public/170/41/texts/10.txt",
        "/Users/user/Documents/public/170/41/texts/11.txt",
        "/Users/user/Documents/public/170/41/texts/12.txt",
        "/Users/user/Documents/public/170/41/texts/14.txt",
        "/Users/user/Documents/public/170/41/texts/15.txt",
        "/Users/user/Documents/public/170/41/texts/18.txt",
        "/Users/user/Documents/public/170/41/texts/6.txt",
        "/Users/user/Documents/public/170/41/texts/8.txt"]

I want to sort it by integer values of .txt files. I am doing this:

arr.sort_by{|h| h.scan(/(\d+)\.txt/).flatten[0].to_i}

I wonder - is there a better way to do it?

Use basename instead of parsing the paths yourself:

arr.sort_by { |path| File.basename(path, '.txt').to_i }