Not exactly, but you can use the fwaccel conns command to see all connections being tracked by the SND/IRQ cores. The "Inst" column will show which SND/IRQ instance each connection is associated with. The command fw ctl multik gconn can also be helpful for figuring out which CPU connections are located on as well.
The "Top Connections" screens of cpview are only available for Firewall Worker instances. You can try poking around under Advanced...SecureXL in cpview but the information you are seeking does not appear to be readily available.
There is a known issue that causes severe SND/IRQ CPU imbalances, does this apply to you: sk165853: High CPU usage on one CPU core when the number of Remote Access users is high
Imbalanced SND CPUs can also be caused by Multi-Queue balancing issues and not necessarily be due to elephant flows, see sections 4.1.4 and 4.1.5 of this relatively new SK: sk167553: Performance Investigation Procedure - How To
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