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Opening and closing a new accounts has literally no effect on your credit score.
The credit agencies pulling your report has a pretty minimal and very short lived.
Your score was an 830. I'll be surprised if it dips below 800. And that is still exceptional.
Unless you have an immediate need to get a really good interest rate, you should not lose any sleep over this.
Experian says 795 now. I'll be ok. I have no purchases coming up, so I'll just wait it out.
I don't think you understand how excellent your credit is. Most banks won't extend different offers for an 830 and a 795. The amount of emotional energy you placed in this score isn't commiserate with either your actions or your score. It sounds like you're not using much of your credit and you're a high earner. You'll be fine. You'll be better than fine honestly. You are well positioned to have access to money to get mostly every material need you want with little hassle. You are more well off than the last majority of people in this world. Appreciate that.
I certainly understand that and appreciate that. I might be an idiot, but I'm not stupid.