Sounds like a job for TriScatteredInterp!
F = TriScatteredInterp(X,Y,P);
p = F(x,y);
Are X and Y matrices (same dimensions as P)? If not, you'll want some meshgrid action as well.
EDIT TO ADD: Sorry, I need to learn to read, sometimes. If you currently have data on a regular (coarse grid) and you want to move to a finer grid, use interp2. If you have scattered data, use TriScatteredInterp. Given that you did say your pressures are in a matrix P, it sounds like they're already on a regular X - Y grid. (So use interp2.)
p = interp2(X,Y,P,x,y);
surf(x,y,p)
EDIT TO ADD #2: Obviously I don't have your data files, but try this:
a = 0;
b = -0.39;
r = 0.2;
t = 0:step:(9*step);
ycirc = a + r*cos(t);
zcirc = b + r*sin(t);
[Ycirc,Zcirc]= meshgrid(ycirc,zcirc);
F = TriScatteredInterp(Y11(:),Z11(:),P11(:));
interp = F(Ycirc,Zcirc);
EDIT TO ADD #3(!): Do you actually want to meshgrid ycirc and zcirc? The end result is a rectangular grid with unequal spacing (but equal in polar coords). You can interpolate just onto a circle, if you want:
t = 0:step:(9*step);
ycirc = a + r*cos(t);
zcirc = b + r*sin(t);
F = TriScatteredInterp(Y11(:),Z11(:),P11(:));
interp = F(ycirc,zcirc);
surf(Y11,Z11,P11)
hold on
plot3(ycirc,zcirc,interp,'o')