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The language statistics for this are interesting. 5.3million C files with everything else coming in way behind in the tens of thousands.
It's also interesting that if you limit the search to the C language, it looks like the search ignores the ":" after the first dozen or so hits and the remaining entries are matches for "wq" in variable names, etc. e.g.:

   extern struct workqueue_struct *kcrypto_wq;
Edit: Actually, this seems to be true of most languages...
Context? What is :wq - I'm assuming some sort of Vim shortcut?
It's the vim command to write & quit.
This is hilarious. You should probably also search files named ":w". I have a lot of those.
I constantly find myself questioning the sanity of doing something like:

> inoremap :wq