Getting Labels and Paths of disks under a mountpoint using WMI

Hello Guys,
I need to extract the drive names and their paths (including drives under a mountpoint) in a windows cluster resource grup (disk dependency) , Now my issue is I am getting the drive dependencies as clusterdisk1, clusterdisk2 using Microsoftcluster_resource
class in a mountpoint.
All I want is to get the drive labels and their paths for the disks ie..clusterdisk1, clusterdisk2.
Is there any way that I can relate/compare clusteredisk1 to disk labes via WMI classes...
for example If I query a disk dependency on a resource. I am getting the information as clusterdisk1,clusterdisk2, and so on...., where as at failover cluster manager I can see the names M:\Data and N:\Log (where M is the mountpoint)..for particular
clusterdisk1,2 and soon... so is there anyway i can relate the clusterdisk1 is whether M:\Data or N:\Log and get that information............pls find the image below.....

Nope, still searching....... they asked me to post in this section for better response..
Johan, I am a DBA, and I've gone through all WMI classes, but cannot find relation between those at WMI...
Can you help me in getting it, scripting guys did their best.. but still the issue didnt resolve as I am unable to get the right information where the mapping occurs.. I mean at diskindex or signature or deviceid from MScluster namespace to win32 nampace..
Also I am working across different versions of OS from windows 2003 onwards.......with SQS Clusters of different versions...........

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