Prove that $ E \cap (F + (E \cap G)) = (E \cap F) + (E \cap G)$

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I have three vector subspaces of a vector space $H$ , I need to prove the following :

$$ E \cap (F + (E \cap G)) = (E \cap F) + (E \cap G)$$

I've already proved that $E + ( F \cap G) \subset (E+F) \cap (E + G)$ , The first thing I thought of is to prove the double inclusion, i.e :

$$ E \cap (F + (E \cap G)) \subset (E \cap F) + (E \cap G)$$

and

$$ (E \cap F) + (E \cap G) \subset E \cap (F + (E \cap G)) $$

But I have no idea how to do that .