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In any fight, circumstances are king. You need far, far more variables defined in order to be able to answer this question, and even then it won't be a certain outcome. Who has the element of surprise? What's the age, weight, and sex of the tiger (and the wolves)? How recently have the tiger/wolves eaten? Does anyone slip on a banana peel during the encounter?
Maybe we're going about this wrong. Are you trying to make sure the tiger is dead or are you trying to use as few wolves as possible?
You made my day. The Tiger in my imagination: https://youtube.com/watch?v=H5MduYLe2lA&t=158s
Good specimens in my private coliseum