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This daf yomi calendar says that Meilah goes to 37, so I was surprised to discover that my digital copy of the Soncino edition of talmud ends it at 22a. This is also true of the copy at halakhah.com, so I'm guessing this isn't just a problem in what was bundled up for digital distribution. (I don't have a print copy to refer to.) The point-by-point summary at dafyomi.co.il also ends early.

What's going on? If there's more to this tractate, where can I find it in translation short of going out and buying a print volume?

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    There are only 22a pages in Meilah. 23-37 are actually the other masechtot of Kinim, Tamid and Middot. See here for why they were printed all together.
    – Double AA ♦
    May 10, 2012 at 2:39

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As @DoubleAA said in the comment, Meilah is only 22 pages. The next Talmidic Tractate is Tamid. You can find the PDF here: http://www.halakhah.com/pdf/kodoshim/Tamid.pdf

Notice that the page numbering does not restart at 2A, but rather starts at 25B.

As @Alex noted in his comment, in between Meila and Tamid are the Mishnayot (with no Talmudic Commentary) of Kinnim. Here is the Soncino Tranlation of Kinnim, although it is not split up by Talmudic page.

After Tamid goes Midot. Here is the Soncino Translation, once again not split up by Talmudic page.

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