Straightforward solution: 

my $matches = 2;
my $threshold = 8;

my @results = ();

foreach my $row (@arr) {
  my $count;
  for (1..$#$row) {
    $count++ if($row->[$_] >= $threshold);
  }
  push @results, $row if($count >= $matches);
}

foreach(@results) {
  say join ",", @$_;
}

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Shorter/idiomatic/obfuscated (take your pick) solution: 

my $matches = 2;
my $threshold = 8;

my @results = grep {
  $matches <= scalar grep { $_ >= $threshold } @$_[1..$#$_];
} @arr;

foreach(@results) {
  say join ",", @$_;
}

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Both of these output: 

D,6,7,8,8
F,4,8,8,8

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BTW, I'm assuming here that you're actually interested in whether there's at least $matches item equal to or greater than $threshold, since that's what "threshold" implies. If you're only interest in exactly that value, change >= $threshold to == $threshold in either code snippet above.

In reply to Re^2: Simplest way to match/filter 2d array of values to search in perl by AppleFritter
in thread Simplest way to match/filter 2d array of values to search in perl by reaper9187

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