So you don't even have a "net" number.
And further, since your numbers are deminimus, your point was effectively demolished in the previous argument you made.
Furthermore, you also don't know what 'price' they are selling at, either. High spot oil prices? Considerably higher than their Iranian oil suppliers price no doubt.
So the argument for our getting lower prices at the pump...would appear to be wishful thinking on your part.
We're going around so much that I had a little trouble remembering what the 'point' was, so here's what we got (tell me if I missed something):
29 China, on the other hand is ... ... content to expend $195 billion annually...they're own official statements...just to keep their currency pegged. And they use their other powers of communist tyranny to keep wages at slave levels... 32 If Chinese slave labor is selling us oil below cost and reducing our bills at the pump, then I say it's not a problem that needs to be fixed by higher import taxes. 30 they aren't selling us oil.... 37 We're importing 14,000 barrels of oil per day from China (here).
I still don't see how higher import taxes on Chinese exports like oil is going to either help us or rescue the oppressed slave laborers. The only thing I can see is that import taxes on Chinese oil will cost me money.