Column B on the 1099-B Worksheet is referring to the number of shares vested, which may be more than the number of shares actually sold as reported on the 1099-B.
In the case of RSU stock, some shares may have been sold to pay tax, and reported as income on your W-2.
In the RSU interview in TurboTax can calculate this for you. However, if you know your Cost Basis, you can skip the RSU interview and enter the info in the Income section as a regular stock sale (not employee stock).
Here's more info on RSU's and Taxes and Employee Stock Purchase Plans.
Some discussion on Entering RSU Sales you may find helpful.
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