I\'ve seen several (not all) registry values like the followings, when trying to parse out the file path under the TypeLib registry key:
HKEY_CLASS_ROOT\\TypeLib
In Visual Studio use File > Open > File and select C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 14.0\Common7\Packages\mswebprj.dll. You'll see the resources embedded in the DLL. Open the TYPELIB node and you'll instantly see what 5 means.
It is the resource id.
More typically there is only one type library embedded in the file and has resource id #1. Sometimes the type library is not embedded but stored in a separate file, commonly with the .tlb or .olb filename extension. Like a .NET [ComVisible] assembly, Office is a common example.