The time and date fit with the claims made by various elements of JG 7 for B-17s and some P-51s.
This was a full strength attack on Berlin by 1,184 bombers of the 8th AF. All the units which engaged the Americans were flying Me 262s. All the B-17s were claimed in an area to the West of Berlin, which is in the correct area.
Someone with more data from the USAAF side might be able to narrow down your particular loss, any of the crew's names would be an enormous help. I can give you the names of the Luftwaffe pilots who made claims for bombers (all B-17s) at the right time and place.
Oblt. Gunther Wegmann of 9./JG 7 claimed two B-17s
Ofw. Walter Windisch of 9./JG 7 claimed two B-17s
Ofhr. Gunther Ullrich of 9./JG 7 claimed two B-17s
Fhr. Friedrich Ehrig of 9./JG 7 claimed two B-17s
Ltn. Karl Schnorrer of 9./JG 7 claimed two B-17s
Oblt. Karlheinz Seeler of 9./JG 7 claimed a B-17
Maj. Theodor Weissenberger of Stab/JG 7 claimed three B-17s.
Lt. Rudolph Rademacher of 11./JG 7 claimed a B-17
Ofw. August Lubking of III./JG 7 claimed a B-17
Ltn. Gustav Sturm of III./JG 7 claimed a B-17.
There are seventeen B-17s claimed and in fact thirteen were lost. Yours is one of those thirteen.
Most of the combats took place on a line extending from Berlin through Rathenow and to the West, so the B-17 that came down near you managed to fly on a short distance before crashing.
Cheers
Steve