$.05/.10 FLHE Full Ring: ATo, trying to analyze if properly played

I'm trying to understand hand analysis and it was suggested I post a couple of hands with my thoughts to see if I am getting it. This is a hand I felt was +EV at the time.

Bodog - $0.05/$0.10 - Holdem - 8 players
Hand converted by PokerTracker 3

UTG: $4.09
UTG+1: $1.33
MP: $1.10
MP+1: $1.12
CO: $5.49
BTN: $5.15
SB: $8.27
Hero (BB): $5.08

SB posts SB $0.02, Hero posts BB $0.05

Pre Flop: ($0.07) Hero has A♣ T♦

fold, fold, fold, fold, CO raises to $0.10, BTN calls $0.10, SB calls $0.08, Hero calls $0.05

Flop: ($0.40, 4 players) 7♥ 2♠ 4♠
SB bets $0.05, Hero calls $0.05, CO raises to $0.10, BTN calls $0.10, SB calls $0.05, Hero calls $0.05

I felt I had six outs with my overcards, which may have been wrong

Turn: ($0.80, 4 players) 3♦
SB checks, Hero checks, CO bets $0.10, fold, SB calls $0.10, Hero calls $0.10

Here I saw ten outs into a large pot

River: ($1.10, 3 players) 9♣
SB checks, Hero checks, CO checks

what was your reasoning for calling ATo OOP in a multiway pot. Did you think that the minraise was weak, you're getting a good price & ATo is a decent hand or because you think you have the best hand but dont want to build a big pot

The table had been playing loose (this is limit so there was only one raise option) and five-six players seeing a raised flop wasn't uncommon. I generally don't make it 3bets with ATo unless I'm on the button but I thought I likely had either the best hand or two overcards to any pairs. I figured the pot was big enough to call one bet.

oh i didnt realize it was limit. I have no idea on how to play that game well so ill leave it for someone else to comment on

Fold the flop. Normally you'd peel here if you were heads up, however, now's a good time to make a fold. The CO raised preflop, usually signaling he has a strong hand. You also have the button to act after you. This causes 2 problems:

1) Your overcard & backdoor outs aren't clean. If you hit an ace, you may still lose to AK/AQ/ect. If you make a running straight, you may split with another ace or lose to 6x. If you hit a ten, you still may lose to an overpair like JJ. You do not have as good a chance to win as you think you do in this situation.

2) The players to act behind you may raise (especially the CO). So while you think you're getting 11:1 pot odds here, you could be getting as bad as 6:1 or even worse if the pot gets jammed. At 11:1 you have the pot odds to call, but at 6:1 you probably do not.

So fold the flop.

The rest of the hand is played fine to me.