U R F2 D B U R B2 F2 L' R2 U R' L D L2 F U2 B U2
I'm clearly not an expert, and I still do unlimited inspection, so…
First, I rotate the cube (with y), to see if I see pairs. So first, I see green-orange attached to green center, then 3 red attached to red center, and blue-white attached to blue.
For green-orange, the orange-yellow edge is attached to the green-orange, and even if D2 S2 quickly makes a pair, since it's attached to green-orange, I pass.
Matching the green-white with green-white-orange seems tedious, too, so I go to red.
Since it's a little bit overcrowded, I check the blue-white first, but the pieces for the pair (blue-red/blue-red-white and blue-orange/blue-orange-white) are adjacents, so I come back to red.
Again, red-blue and red-blue-white are next to each other, same with red-white and red-green-white, so I check with red-yellow.
With red-yellow, I see that R F' R2 F can make/insert the red-blue pair easily, and U' M U M2 B for the red-green pair.
Playing a little bit more I came up with:
x2y2 //
R F' R2 F B u' F' u R' U' M F //FB 8
M R U R2 U2 R' M' U' Rw //SB 9-17
Since orange-blue was already in place, I use that as a "dr edge", and make the pair with M, and insert with RUR2.