Transfer two array content values of same count into key value pair

I have a question.
Let's assume I had a json doc like this:

{
  "counts": [
    17,
    1014,
    22,
    9,
    11
  ],
  "values": [
    "5",
    "10",
    "15",
    "20",
    "25"
  ]
}

and I wanted to get a result like this:

{
    "5":17,
    "10":1014,
    "15":22,
    "20":9,
    "25":11
}

basically the array elements assigned as key value pairs one after the other. How can I achieve that?

I tried jq with_entries(.values = .counts) and with_entries(.values[] = .counts[]) but it didn't work.

I'd use transpose with reduce:

[ .counts, .values ] | transpose | reduce .[] as $t ({}; .[$t[1]] = $t[0])

Output:

{
  "5": 17,
  "10": 1014,
  "15": 22,
  "20": 9,
  "25": 11
}

Online Demo

Here are two transpose-free solutions:

[(.counts | keys[]) as $i | {(.values[$i]): .counts[$i]}] | add

Demo

. as {$values} | .counts | with_entries(.key |= $values[.])

Demo

Output:

{
  "5": 17,
  "10": 1014,
  "15": 22,
  "20": 9,
  "25": 11
}

Based on @pmf's answer here is a slight improvement:

. as $in
| reduce (.values|keys[]) as $i (
    {};
    .[$in.values[$i]] = $in.counts[$i]
)

It avoids some intermediate objects either hidden in with_entries or plain
visible before the add and goes directly to reduce which is also used both by with_entries and add.

It avoids