Yes it can be done. You need to factor in the buffer capacity of your soils for P & K. K-State appears to use a factor of 18 for P₂O₅ and 9 for K₂O. This means you need 18 units of P₂O₅ to raise or lower the Soil P test by 1 unit (ppm), 9:1 for K₂0. Be aware that the buffer factors can vary by soil type and soil test levels, but this should get the ball rolling for you. Good luck!

Found the information here, Page 8. https://www.agronomy.k-state.edu/services/soiltesting/documents/fertilizer_recommendations_and_references/soil-test-interpretations-and-fertilizer-recommendations.pdf