Converting the Salesforce Pod Id to ServerUrl/Name
I found one possible solution in the source code for Workbench.
They maintain a mapping structure that includes the pod identifier:
"valuesToLabels" => array(
"login" => array("Login: Production/Developer",""),
"test" => array("Login: Sandbox (test)",""),
"prerellogin.pre" => array("Login: Pre-Release", ""),
"na0-api" => array("NA0 (ssl)","0"),
"na1-api" => array("NA1","3"),
"na2-api" => array("NA2","4"),
"na3-api" => array("NA3","5"),
"na4-api" => array("NA4","6"),
"na5-api" => array("NA5","7"),
"na6-api" => array("NA6","8"),
"na7-api" => array("NA7","A"),
"na8-api" => array("NA8","C"),
"na9-api" => array("NA9","E"),
"na10-api" => array("NA10","F"),
"na11-api" => array("NA11","G"),
"na12-api" => array("NA12","U"),
"na14-api" => array("NA14","d"),
"ap0-api" => array("AP0 (ap)","1"),
"ap1-api" => array("AP1","9"),
"eu0-api" => array("EU0 (emea)","2"),
"eu1-api" => array("EU1","D"),
"eu2-api" => array("EU2","b"),
"tapp0-api" => array("Sandbox: CS0 (tapp0)","T"),
"cs1-api" => array("Sandbox: CS1","S"),
"cs2-api" => array("Sandbox: CS2","R"),
"cs3-api" => array("Sandbox: CS3","Q"),
"cs4-api" => array("Sandbox: CS4","P"),
"cs5-api" => array("Sandbox: CS5","O"),
"cs6-api" => array("Sandbox: CS6","N"),
"cs7-api" => array("Sandbox: CS7","M"),
"cs8-api" => array("Sandbox: CS8","L"),
"cs9-api" => array("Sandbox: CS9","K"),
"cs10-api" => array("Sandbox: CS10","J"),
"cs11-api" => array("Sandbox: CS11","Z"),
"cs12-api" => array("Sandbox: CS12","V"),
"cs13-api" => array("Sandbox: CS13","W"),
"cs14-api" => array("Sandbox: CS14","c"),
"cs15-api" => array("Sandbox: CS15","e"),
"cs16-api" => array("Sandbox: CS16","f"),
"cs17-api" => array("Sandbox: CS17","g"),
"prerelna1.pre" => array("Pre-Release: NA1","t")
)
Do not do this. It will break the instant your org gets migrated to a different instance, and will not work if it has been in the past. You save yourself a few keystrokes now, but you (or your replacement) will endure hours of pain as they try to figure out why the migration broke the integration.