How can i match each /proc/net/tcp entry to each opened socket?

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Take the inode number (in this case, 507218). Each open file descriptor to that socket (there may be multiple file descriptors for the same socket) will appear as a link of the form:

/proc/<PID>/fd/<N> -> socket[507218]

(where <PID> is the process ID and <N> is the file descriptor).

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