Delegate one slice of a larger reducer to its own reducer in redux

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I have a larger reducer, and I want to add another slice to it that will be fairly complicated unto itself. For example, here’s a large, already complex reducer:

const initialState = {
  bigchunk1: { ...someObject },
  bigchunk2: true,
  bigchunk3: [...somevalues],
  bigchunk4: 'etc'
}

function mainReducer(state = initialState, action){
  switch(action.type){
    case Actions.CASE1:
      return {
        ...state,
        bigchunk1: {
           ...state.bigchunk1;
           somevalue: action.payload.this_is_already_enough_nesting
        }
      }
    case Actions.CASE2:
      return {
        ...state,
        bigchunk4: 'this goes on for awhile'
      }
    // lots more cases
    default:
      return state
  }
}

I want to add a new slice to state, so the whole initialState would end up in the store looking like this:

const initialState = {
  bigchunk1: { ...someObject },
  bigchunk2: true,
  bigchunk3: [...somevalues],
  bigchunk4: 'etc',
  newslice: { ...someComplicatedThing }
}

But rather than have to write all my new cases into my original reducer (along with a very messy level of nesting and spread operators), I want to write a new reducer that handles just the cases pertinent to newslice:

const initialState = { ...someComplicatedThing }

function newSliceReducer(state = initialState, action){
  switch(action.type}{
    // cases here
  }
}

I am aware of combineReducers, but I’m having a hard time thinking of how to apply that in this scenario. combineReducers can take these two reducers and place them as siblings, but how can I combine these so that newSliceReducer and its associated state becomes a child of mainReducer under the name newslice? I feel like this should be simple, but its escaping me right now. I have been reading the redux docs, but I’m not seeing the answer clearly. I do not want to use redux-toolkit or any outside libraries.

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