In general, when using grep in a pipeline, you need to specify the files only with the first grep, the other greps in the pipeline use stdin as input, not file(s), so:
You can try to print out on one line by leaving out the quotes:
echo $tst1
which depending on the input may be good enough.
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But this will not produce what you want. In order to do that you need to specify what you want to accomplish? Do you want to print what these files have in common? It is not clear what the criteria are or what you are trying to accomplish..
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