If you would like to perform histogram matching of your hyperspectral images, then I would suggest using ENVI Classic Georeferenced Mosaic. It uses an older method of histogram matching but it will accept more than 10 bands.
However, I would only suggest using this method for producing a visually appealing image. If you plan on using the data for time series analysis (comparing images from two different times) or for material identification, it is not suggested you modify the spectral response of an image and instead perform atmospheric correction to obtain 'surface reflectance'. Matching or 'normalizing' images change the spectral charactersistics of the data and typically the point of hyperspectral data is to have spectral responses that are as close as possible as the true reflectance characteristics of the materials of interest for comparison.

Thank you. I wanted to use the mosaic for classification but decided to classify the images seperately.